What is the best way to mount remote Linux folders on Windows?

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Best way to mount remote Linux folders on Windows	Price	Last Updated
-- WinFSP + SSHFS-Win	0	May 24, 2019
-- SFTP Net Drive	0	Apr 29, 2018
-- NetDrive 2	0	Aug 26, 2018

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WinFSP + SSHFS-Win

Top Con

Applications using it lock up and cannot be killed

"End Process" in Windows Task Manager does nothing See More

Top Pro

Uses Windows' "Mount Network Drive"

Top Pro

Unicode filenames are correct

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Shows free space correctly

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SFTP Net Drive

Top Pro

Shows free space correctly

Top Con

Connection is not stable

Disconnects often with "Connection lost due to error 10035." See More

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NetDrive 2

Top Con

Connection is not stable

Top Pro

Starts automatically with Windows

Top Con

Does not show free space correctly

For example, other solutions say "25 GB free of 94 GB", but Netdrive says "10 TB free of 10 TB". See More

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What is the best way to mount remote Linux folders on Windows?

3 Options Considered

WinFSP + SSHFS-Win

My Recommendation for WinFSP + SSHFS-Win

My Recommendation for WinFSP + SSHFS-Win

Applications using it lock up and cannot be killed

Uses Windows' "Mount Network Drive"

Unicode filenames are correct

Shows free space correctly

SFTP Net Drive

My Recommendation for SFTP Net Drive

My Recommendation for SFTP Net Drive

Shows free space correctly

Connection is not stable

NetDrive 2

My Recommendation for NetDrive 2

My Recommendation for NetDrive 2

Connection is not stable

Starts automatically with Windows

Does not show free space correctly

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